Isaac Keys

Right.

I think it's so important to be able to share our stories because that's where we grow and that's what helps other people.

Just by you saying that and the title, you know, grabbing, grabbing you and captivating you was what I wanted to do.

This title has been floating around in my head for probably the last 16 years.

You know, it derived from The Wire.

It was a phrase where one actor said, he said, the game don't stop.

It just changes.

And that's because it's just different people.

But the game is still the same.

And I was like, well, man.

Do I endeavor through life and everything?

It's like, I could never just stop.

Like, you know, the grind of just like, okay, having to get up and work for this one thing here, whether it's football, get up to work and work a job that you don't necessarily want to go to, but okay, it don't stop there because what are you going to use that job for to help you in the next endeavor?

What's that going to lead to?

And then when you sit back and look at the process, you're like, wow,

I did this job over here I didn't really care for, but it taught me that I don't want to do that type of job anymore.

And that it leads me to this other direction of something I feel more fulfilled in.

Whether it's that, whether it's your career choice, whether it's school opportunities, whether it's sports.

And I chose to take my stories, all we started from adolescence, elementary school, all the way to present day, to use my stories in a relatable capacity that people can be like, oh, wow.

I may not be in the NFL, but that was similar to the corporate job.